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Dodgy Firesticks crackdown: can you go to jail for watching illegal streams? Law explained

  • A crackdown on dodgy firesticks raises questions about the legality of watching illegal streams.
  • The law regarding illegal streaming is explained in detail in the article.
  • Viewers of illegal streams may face legal repercussions, including potential jail time.
  • The article discusses the implications of the crackdown on consumers and content creators.
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Daily RecordDaily Record
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'Dodgy' Fire TV sticks warning - the 13 areas under crackdown

Brits across the UK have been warned not to buy 'dodgy' Fire TV sticks - with 30 suppliers of illegal streaming services being hit by cease-and-desist orders

·Glasgow, United Kingdom
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Daily MirrorDaily Mirror
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Crackdown on 'dodgy' Fire TV sticks in 13 areas

Police across the UK have been working to crack down on those who use illegal streaming services, with a particular focus on 'dodgy' Fire TV sticks

·London, United Kingdom
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manchesterworld.ukmanchesterworld.uk
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Dodgy Firesticks crackdown: can you go to jail for watching illegal streams? Law explained

Authorities have issued a warning around the danger of watching illegal streams 🚨

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The StarThe Star
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Can you go to jail for using a ‘dodgy’ firestick - what the law says amid crackdown

Authorities have issued a warning around the danger of watching illegal streams 🚨

·Sheffield, United Kingdom
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The Scotsman broke the news in Scotland, United Kingdom on Sunday, December 15, 2024.
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